BUCK-TICK Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Do the I love youBUCK-TICK29rank/position

BUCK TICK DO THE I LOVE YOU

This is a song written and composed by guitarist Imai.

The guitar solo in the interlude is a given, but the bass line moving around in eighth notes in the background is incredibly cool and evokes a classic sound.

It’s a mysterious-sounding track that oddly gets stuck in your head and won’t let go.

Fly HighBUCK-TICK30rank/position

BUCK-TICK FLY HIGH SUB ESPAÑOL (1988-2008-2014-2017) [13]

A song released in 1986, back when they were still indie, with a refreshingly bright guitar intro.

The overall sound conveys youthfulness and naiveté, making it a valuable track that lets you see this side of them.

While many artists stop performing their older songs, seeing them play it at recent shows is incredibly cool.

MISS TAKE ~I Am Miss Take~BUCK-TICK31rank/position

[Full] BUCK-TICK “MISS TAKE ~I am Miss Take~” now on sale

The 32nd single, released in 2012 on their own label, Lingua Sounda.

Lyrics and composition were handled by guitarist Hisashi Imai, which is unusual for a single’s title track.

The clear instrumental phrases strongly bring out the sense of rhythm.

M.A.D.BUCK-TICK32rank/position

BUCK-TICK / “M·A·D”

Originally included under the title “MAD” on their sixth album Crazy Sun (1991), this track was later rearranged for its single release and retitled “M.A.D.” Around this period, BUCK-TICK began incorporating techno elements such as synthesizers and noise, further solidifying their unique identity as a band.

RONDOBUCK-TICK33rank/position

BUCK-TICK / “Night of Beasts / RONDO” Trailer

“RONDO,” included on The Night of Beasts/RONDO, was selected as the ending theme for the 2019 TV anime GeGeGe no Kitaro, drawing widespread attention.

Its melody, reminiscent of gothic rock, conveys both the atmosphere of the band’s early days and the evolution forged over more than 30 years of activity.

The female duo Kuroyuri Sumire participates on violin, accordion, and backing vocals, lending the track greater depth and weight.

in heavenBUCK-TICK34rank/position

BUCK TICK in heaven

This early BUCK-TICK classic features an impressive sound that fuses power pop and post-punk.

It paints a sharp, decadent world where a heaven-like bliss mingles with the fragility and poignancy that come with it.

That yearning for a place just out of reach is something anyone can relate to.

The track appears on the June 1988 album Seventh Heaven.

Although it wasn’t released as a single, its lyrical melody has continued to capture fans’ hearts.

The nostalgic atmosphere that drifts through the driving beats is enough to make your chest tighten.

On a night when you’re lost in thought, if you listen in a slightly sentimental mood, you’ll find yourself deeply immersed in its beautiful world.

Für EliseBUCK-TICK35rank/position

[Full] BUCK-TICK “Für Elise” on sale May 23, 2012

Marking their 25th anniversary and the launch of their independent label, BUCK-TICK released this straightforward rock number in May 2012 as their milestone first single.

The moment Atsushi Sakurai’s seductive vocals ride atop Hisashi Imai’s simple rock ’n’ roll, a uniquely decadent and beautiful world unfolds—just what you’d expect from them.

The track was also included on the classic album Yume Miru Uchuu.

It’s the perfect song for nights when you want to break free from the everyday and bare your emotions.